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[00:00:00] Well, you know that you are accompanying us, you can already go
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[00:00:25] you for accompanying us, we'll see you, have a nice
[00:00:28] Thursday.
[00:00:31] An arrest takes a turn in the
[00:00:34] product commonly used in investigation of the fire that left dozens of families displaced in Foster
[00:00:37] City, we will have the latest report from the authorities.
[00:00:41] With the return to classes in Fresno the rules change in school
[00:00:44] zones, we will tell you what measures will come into effect, with
[00:00:48] this and more, this is how we start at noon.
[00:00:52] This is your Telemundo California
[00:00:55] noon newscast. In these next 30 minutes we
[00:00:59] commit to giving you the news that affects your community
[00:01:02] and the area where you live, so, we thank you for being with
[00:01:06] us on your Telemundo California noon newscast, well this Thursday, August
[00:01:10] 6, we will begin with breaking news. At
[00:01:13] Telemundo California we are working for you. In Oakland, the
[00:01:17] authorities are investigating a hit-and-run that left a
[00:01:21] cities like especially towards the Bay pedestrian in critical condition. According to the
[00:01:24] Of course we will have the details when police, this incident was caused by two minors
[00:01:27] of about 10 years old, who
[00:01:30] allegedly took one of their parents' cars to drive it
[00:01:33] and when they got near the intersection of 35th Avenue and
[00:01:37] Mangels Street they ended up running over a person, and
[00:01:41] later they crashed into the fence of a
[00:01:44] house, well according to the authorities they transferred both
[00:01:47] minors to a local hospital with minor injuries, we still
[00:01:50] do not have more information about the pedestrian hit by these
[00:01:54] two young people, of course we will be following the development of
[00:01:57] this news, we remain with information in Oakland because just
[00:02:01] a few hours ago, representatives from several local and federal agencies
[00:02:05] and also from the California Attorney General's office, announced
[00:02:09] the results of an operation carried out in several points
[00:02:12] of the bay area and it is Andrés Brender who was present at the press conference and
[00:02:16] has more details, go ahead, Andrés. That's right, this is a
[00:02:19] press conference given by the US Attorney General's office, the
[00:02:23] Highway Patrol, the FBI, the Oakland police,
[00:02:27] among other entities, to announce the results of an investigation
[00:02:30] and an operation that began at the beginning
[00:02:33] sausage burrito, enjoy more of of this year and ended in July with the arrest of
[00:02:36] more than 51 people, most of them already with
[00:02:40] criminal records, also half of them, the
[00:02:43] authorities assure us, belong to gangs and I want to show you
[00:02:47] that there were 70, more than 70 firearms that were seized, firearms
[00:02:51] similar to these that you see here and the curious
[00:02:54] thing about this is that you can see the different
[00:02:58] types of weapons, both short and long, that of course
[00:03:01] have great power and put at risk,
[00:03:05] the authorities said, as you well know, the
[00:03:10] health of people living in safety of the residents here, so they said that this
[00:03:12] was a successful operation, do not rule out that they will repeat
[00:03:16] it in the future, this occurs, according to the
[00:03:20] Oakland police, in the midst of a reduction in
[00:03:25] the Star Wars movie are still violent crimes compared to the same period last year here in the
[00:03:29] city of... More information on our
[00:03:32] you. In website working for you from Oakland, Andrés Brender, Telemundo. Andrés, thank
[00:03:35] you very much, we go to Foster City, this Thursday new details of
[00:03:39] the fire in the complex located at 815
[00:03:42] Seaspray Lane were released. Well, let
[00:03:46] recorded on video, what me tell you, the police reported that a man was arrested in connection with that
[00:03:49] case. The authorities also indicate that the fire would have started by a
[00:03:53] gas grill, lit and unsupervised
[00:03:57] on a balcony of the building. Well, the master fire that destroyed
[00:04:00] part of the complex, left several firefighters injured and dozens of residents
[00:04:04] displaced, the man now faces several charges, a fire
[00:04:08] also in a residential building, but in San Francisco left several families
[00:04:11] displaced, firefighters confirmed the rescue of at
[00:04:14] least 18 people on the second and third floors, the fire started
[00:04:18] shortly before 2 in the morning near Alamos Square park, no injuries
[00:04:22] are reported and the authorities
[00:04:24] production, due to the high cost of are investigating the cause of this accident. In Richmond
[00:04:27] they discover a toxic chemical inside a school
[00:04:30] and well, this whole situation puts at risk the start of the school
[00:04:34] year in that educational center, Mara López
[00:04:37] explains that less than two weeks before the start of classes, it is still
[00:04:41] not clear where these students will have their first days of
[00:04:47] home, this means everything school. Since Monday, access to Kennedy High School in Richmond
[00:04:51] has been restricted, in response to a recommendation from the
[00:04:54] Department of Toxic Substances Control after finding different levels of a
[00:04:58] toxic substance called
[00:05:01] tetrachloroethylene underground, as stated by the West Contra Costa
[00:05:06] insurance, you have to give them proof of what Unified School District in a statement. Classes begin next
[00:05:10] received several calls from community August 18th, that's why the district is trying to find
[00:05:13] different temporary options to relocate these
[00:05:16] students and ensure that this
[00:05:19] school year start is safe and healthy for the
[00:05:22] students. For Alma Guerrero this is bad
[00:05:26] news, she recently moved from Oakland. I came to enroll my
[00:05:29] daughter for ninth grade, but they told
[00:05:32] me that Kennedy School where she will be
[00:05:35] referred is under investigation. According to the
[00:05:38] US Environmental Protection Agency.
[00:05:43] PCE is a chemical
[00:05:46] dry cleaners to degrease metals, teachers
[00:05:49] say they are still waiting for answers about the
[00:05:52] possible health risks and whether other schools
[00:05:56] will also be tested.
[00:05:59] My hope is that we can get the information as
[00:06:03] quickly as possible. The Department of Toxic Substances
[00:06:06] Control reported that they are conducting additional tests to
[00:06:09] determine if there is any safety risk. and to
[00:06:13] identify the origin of the chemical product
[00:06:16] from Yomara López Telemundo California
[00:06:19] thank you and to address precisely this situation, the members of the
[00:06:23] West Contra Costa school district will hold a community assembly,
[00:06:27] that would be from 6:30 to 8 at night. It will be in the
[00:06:30] Richmond auditorium to offer an update and to answer the
[00:06:34] questions of many parents and teachers. In San
[00:06:37] Jose, the Santa Clara County Board of Education approved
[00:06:40] suspending the popular school's adult education program, let
[00:06:44] me explain, they agreed that the closure would be immediate, because according to them,
[00:06:48] the school is no longer authorized to operate as a charter school, said
[00:06:52] program mainly served immigrants who sought
[00:06:55] to finish their studies or learn English, meanwhile, primary
[00:06:59] and secondary classes at that school will continue after a
[00:07:03] provisional judicial ruling,
[00:07:05] it's good for me, it's bilingual it has helped my child a lot. He is
[00:07:09] 9 years old and he was very excited about his first day
[00:07:12] of classes. Well, now, if the popular school wants to appeal that
[00:07:16] decision, it must appeal to the State Board of Education to
[00:07:20] try to reopen the adult school program and in Fresno, with the
[00:07:23] return to classes, the authorities reinforce
[00:07:27] surveillance in school zones, they ask to respect the
[00:07:29] new speed limits that in some zones decreased from 25
[00:07:33] to 20 miles per hour, in addition to yielding to
[00:07:36] pedestrians and avoiding distractions while driving, I
[00:07:40] recommend to the public to pay attention. because there will be many
[00:07:43] alert police officers who will patrol the schools and will
[00:07:47] be around watching for people who are speeding breaking
[00:07:51] a traffic law. Well, although many
[00:07:54] parents support the measure, they also warn that there are still
[00:07:57] drivers who are unaware of these changes and drive very fast
[00:08:01] near schools. Well, speaking of back to school, more and more
[00:08:05] students use, you know, bicycles, scooters
[00:08:08] these electric bikes to get to school and given the increase in this
[00:08:12] practice, the authorities of your city remind parents of the
[00:08:16] importance of teaching traffic rules, also checking the condition of their
[00:08:20] children's protective equipment and also planning those
[00:08:23] safe routes, that's what some mothers told us, listen, yes
[00:08:27] it's a danger, but it also depends on how close the school is, no, it's
[00:08:31] very dangerous because there are drivers who
[00:08:34] are driving very
[00:08:37] fast and don't see children and it's to be expected that they are
[00:08:41] worried about their children. Well, I commented that in addition, the authorities recommend doing the
[00:08:44] route with your children before they travel alone to
[00:08:48] thus reduce the risk of accidents and in Fresdo
[00:08:52] county, a new type, listen to this, of scam keeps the
[00:08:56] entire community on alert, as authorities warn that some
[00:08:59] criminals are impersonating sheriff's deputies to
[00:09:03] ask for money from relatives of incarcerated people under the
[00:09:07] pretext of collecting these bonds. Well, José Romó explains a little
[00:09:11] more.
[00:09:17] At first impression you might think that you are receiving a call from the
[00:09:21] Sheriff's
[00:09:21] Department.
[00:09:25] They give names that are false and do not belong to any of our officers,
[00:09:28] says Tony Boti with the Sheriff's Department, adding that since
[00:09:32] March the authorities have been alerting the community to
[00:09:36] scams like this, but in recent days they are increasing with one
[00:09:39] case seeing up to 1200 in losses.
[00:09:48] The scammers accuse relatives of incarcerated people asking for a
[00:09:52] bond payment for early release or for a temporary ankle bracelet system,
[00:09:56] they request these payments through electronic
[00:09:59] charges or gift cards, something the sheriff
[00:10:02] says they would never
[00:10:03] do.
[00:10:09] We will never call you asking for a payment or making a charge. There are
[00:10:12] legal ways to do it through bond companies. Boti with the
[00:10:16] Sheriff's Department adds that in recent weeks they have
[00:10:22] members alerting them to scams like this. He says
[00:10:26] it is complicated to track these calls, since the
[00:10:29] numbers could come from this same Fresno county or from
[00:10:33] anywhere in the world. If one day you receive a call
[00:10:36] like this, the best thing to do is hang up and call
[00:10:40] 559 600 31
[00:10:44] 1. Thank you for those important
[00:10:47] tips, we go to San Jose, there they found a fault in certain
[00:10:51] parking meters, imagine, and now the city alerts those who used
[00:10:54] them. That's the information, two days ago, precisely an error showed a
[00:10:58] rate of $4 per hour instead of $2, this
[00:11:01] continued until 10 at night instead of 6, well now the authorities say
[00:11:05] that they have already corrected the fault and will refund, they assure, the money to
[00:11:08] those who have overpaid, and in Merced county, a California
[00:11:12] Highway Patrol officer is receiving hospital care
[00:11:16] after crashing into a cargo truck, I tell you that the incident
[00:11:19] occurred on Wednesday shortly after 7 in the morning on route 59 just
[00:11:23] north of Turlock Road. According to the police report, the officer
[00:11:27] was driving south when he tried to make a U-turn
[00:11:31] and did not see a truck approaching in the north
[00:11:34] direction. The truck driver remained at the scene to collaborate with the
[00:11:38] investigation. While migratory arrests
[00:11:42] increase, now the families of many military personnel say
[00:11:46] that they also face detentions.
[00:11:49] we return. These have been difficult days for families in
[00:11:52] Venezuela, but they announce support for everyone. More details
[00:11:55] later and with the heat we have to take a look at the
[00:11:59] fires, also the smoke from the fire and the bad air
[00:12:02] quality that will be registered
[00:12:04] in some sectors.
[00:12:08] In San Francisco, working for you, Flavio La Calle, Telemundo 48 newscast.
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[00:13:13] we now address immigration issues, listen, more and more military
[00:13:16] families say that they face immigration actions, well a
[00:13:20] recent survey revealed that dozens of spouses and parents of members
[00:13:24] of the armed forces have been detained while
[00:13:28] President Trump's government breaks records of immigration
[00:13:30] arrests, it was to be expected that the number of people
[00:13:34] arrested, detained, deported would increase, in
[00:13:38] fact, they still haven't reached what they want to do, they want to be able
[00:13:41] to reach the goal of 100,000 people
[00:13:45] per month. Many organizations that protect the rights of
[00:13:48] immigrants warn that these historical protections are no
[00:13:52] longer preventing deportations. Let's go to
[00:13:55] Mexico, the Sinaloa state prosecutor's office is investigating the
[00:13:58] murder of influencer César Gastelum, they assure that Gastelum
[00:14:02] was attacked with gunshots while he was doing a live
[00:14:05] broadcast right in front of a restaurant in Culiacán and this crime was
[00:14:11] the authority has reported is that a possible motive
[00:14:14] for this type of tragedy is linked to
[00:14:18] the propaganda that the different factions are doing through
[00:14:22] different media, of course one of them is social
[00:14:25] networks, well, the Mexican authorities assure that
[00:14:28] they are looking for those responsible and are also analyzing possible links with the
[00:14:32] conflict between organized crime groups, and while families
[00:14:35] in Venezuela are still facing the consequences of the two
[00:14:39] powerful earthquakes of last June 24, the government announces support measures
[00:14:43] although for some victims they are
[00:14:46] insufficient. Monserrato expands more
[00:14:49] than
[00:14:51] a month after the devastating earthquakes in Venezuela that left damage.
[00:15:14] We are repairing to benefit
[00:15:17] 66 thousand people,
[00:15:20] mothers, children, grandparents who
[00:15:23] are in families.
[00:15:37] departments that in 21 work fronts this great plan Venezuela
[00:15:41] rises is already allowing families to leave
[00:15:45] abandoned tents and return to their new,
[00:15:48] safe homes. While some support is seen, there is concern among the educational
[00:15:52] system, the network of schools of faith and joy warns of
[00:15:55] necessary repairs in schools to avoid risks before
[00:15:59] returning to classes. We have prioritized,
[00:16:03] which means that we have to find a solution
[00:16:06] before October to 31 spaces, because
[00:16:10] they have labels, he adds that funds are needed since the budget only
[00:16:14] allows changes in 14 educational centers,
[00:16:16] the death toll from the earthquakes exceeds
[00:16:20] 6,100 people according to the president of the Venezuelan
[00:16:23] parliament. Monserrat Torres, Telemundo.
[00:16:26] Monserrat, thank you very much. The Vatican reports
[00:16:30] that Pope Leo XIV will make his first trip to
[00:16:33] Latin America in November. He will visit Uruguay,
[00:16:36] Argentina as well. in Peru, a country where he is a citizen
[00:16:40] and where he lived for years, including in Chiclayo, where
[00:16:43] he served as bishop. These figures, Pope
[00:16:47] Leo, today, as Pope John Paul was in his visits
[00:16:51] of 87 and 88, transcend the
[00:16:54] borders of the Catholic
[00:16:56] church. The tour will be part of his
[00:17:00] international agenda for the second half of this year. And
[00:17:04] in California there are also several fires that continue to burn.
[00:17:07] affecting many communities, for example this is the
[00:17:11] GAN fire, according to the latest report from Calfire, the flames have already consumed
[00:17:15] more than 10,000 acres and are only 26%
[00:17:18] contained, in the affected area, the sky, look, is covered in
[00:17:22] smoke, as you can see in these images, there are also warning and
[00:17:26] evacuation orders, they opened an evacuation center at the Jenny
[00:17:29] Lin Veterans Memorial District in Valley Springs, the Red
[00:17:33] Cross also offers water, food and emotional support, pets and
[00:17:37] livestock. are received, that would be at the Calaveras County Fairgrounds,
[00:17:40] located in Angels Camp. Well, due to the dense smoke from the GAN
[00:17:44] fire, the affected community is asked to avoid going out, especially
[00:17:47] those who suffer from any type of illness. Some doctors
[00:17:51] warn that children, older adults and people with respiratory
[00:17:55] or chronic illnesses face a greater health
[00:17:58] risk and recommend that they stay at home. Remember that
[00:18:01] this can affect not only people with respiratory problems, but
[00:18:05] also diabetes and chronic diseases.
[00:18:07] That's why it's important to take care of yourself and try to use air
[00:18:11] filters at home, purifiers and if it's
[00:18:14] necessary not to go outside. They also
[00:18:18] ask to keep windows closed and use N95
[00:18:22] masks also KN95 if it's
[00:18:25] necessary to go out. Well, due to the gun fire, they also
[00:18:29] issued an alert for the deterioration of air quality, at
[00:18:32] least that's what the Bay Area Air Quality Management District reported. They ask
[00:18:36] residents of the areas impacted by the fires to be attentive to the
[00:18:40] news and health warnings, since the smoke from
[00:18:43] these fires could complicate the
[00:18:47] the affected areas and the
[00:18:50] losses due to extreme heat in the pistachio
[00:18:53] harvest, this would be in the central valley, could exceed
[00:18:56] 400 million dollars, experts say
[00:18:59] that this year's climate directly affected the flowering of
[00:19:03] crops. Abraham Peña, you are going to explain a little more about this from Fresno, tell us.
[00:19:08] Central Valley farmers are facing a difficult season,
[00:19:12] especially in pistachio production, as you well said,
[00:19:15] according to agricultural leaders, the late rains and the increase in
[00:19:18] temperatures during the month of March disrupted the flowering
[00:19:21] period, reducing the amount of fruit on the
[00:19:24] trees. According to experts, these climate
[00:19:28] changes not only affected pistachios, but also other crops in the
[00:19:32] region. In some orchards producers report significant
[00:19:35] losses, the impact. could
[00:19:38] be felt beyond the field, affecting agricultural workers,
[00:19:42] packers, transporters and possibly consumers, if
[00:19:46] prices increase nationwide.
[00:19:47] nacional.
[00:19:52] The weather caused a reduction in crop production, in the case
[00:19:56] of pistachios, there are farmers who have lost up to 80% of their
[00:20:02] machinery, some do not even plan to harvest this year,
[00:20:05] said Manuel Cuña, president of
[00:20:08] Cuña says that this situation reflects how the climate continues to directly
[00:20:12] impact agriculture in the central valley, now
[00:20:15] producers are waiting for the season to close to know the
[00:20:19] final yield and confirm if the losses exceed $400
[00:20:22] million, working for you from Fresno,
[00:20:26] Abraham Peña, Telemundo. Abraham, thank you very much and well, speaking of this,
[00:20:29] although lately there have been extremely high temperatures there in the central valley and in some
[00:20:33] parts of our region, well I tell you that
[00:20:36] experts assure that there are still no heat
[00:20:40] records, well I tell you that the figures show that
[00:20:44] so far in 2026 it is the third warmest
[00:20:47] year after 2024 and
[00:20:50] 2025, researchers warn that a strengthening
[00:20:53] of the El Niño phenomenon is forecast, which
[00:20:57] could be outside the usual parameters, well, what does this mean, well, it would cause
[00:21:00] an increase in global temperatures, so by the end of
[00:21:04] 2026 it could become the warmest
[00:21:07] year on record, and the
[00:21:10] producer of this newscast, by the way, on Thursday calls it "Juernes," because it's almost
[00:21:14] Friday and that being said, we want to know what the temperatures will be like in
[00:21:18] our area for the rest of the week, our meteorologist Orlando
[00:21:21] Aurquia from the meteorology center tells us that this Thursday begins
[00:21:25] with a lot of heat in some parts of our region Orlando, I ask you, is this an
[00:21:29] indication that temperatures will remain high for a long time,
[00:21:32] tell us,
[00:21:36] that's right, a lot of heat, we still have those high temperature
[00:21:39] alerts throughout our region, especially for a good part of the south of the
[00:21:43] central valley, temperatures already from this moment of the afternoon we begin
[00:21:47] to increase values above 90 degrees for... Mendota, Madera, Fresno which is
[00:21:51] in the range of 93 degrees, see other cities like Modesto, Sacramento
[00:21:55] in the 88 degrees, south of the Bay, there in San Jose, registering those temperatures
[00:21:59] in the low 80s, for the afternoon that intense heat
[00:22:02] remains, temperatures in the triple digits for the cities of Merced, Mendota,
[00:22:06] Madera, Fresno, caution with Fresno 105 degrees, however
[00:22:11] Area, we will stay in the range of 80 for San Jose,
[00:22:15] Concord and a good part of the East Bay, we will already have those temperatures above
[00:22:19] 90 degrees, I even don't rule out some points in the East
[00:22:22] Bay with temperatures slightly above
[00:22:25] 95 degrees, undoubtedly the heat alerts must
[00:22:28] be monitored because I don't rule out that they will continue to extend to more
[00:22:32] territories in our area, of course the heat warnings must be
[00:22:36] taken into account that it is dangerous heat that alert is issued 12 hours before
[00:22:39] temperatures begin to rise, but you should know that this alert
[00:22:43] can change, the heat intensifies and a heat
[00:22:47] advisory is issued which is the maximum alert for the high temperatures
[00:22:50] reached in our region, of course, with high temperatures, low
[00:22:54] humidity, wind gusts that continue to be recorded above 30
[00:22:58] miles per hour, this will keep the risk of fire associated with grass and
[00:23:01] weeds high, yes you have to be very careful and with the fires, of
[00:23:05] course, the air quality is affected, especially by the smoke, the fires
[00:23:09] that come from the state of Washington, some points also from the
[00:23:12] active fires in our region, you should know that this air quality will
[00:23:16] still continue, especially moderate, with haze in the sky.
[00:23:20] We will be observing these conditions and the greatest danger is precisely the
[00:23:23] particles that the smoke contains, the fires, see Fresno for the
[00:23:26] weekend, temperatures up to 109 degrees that will be reached on
[00:23:30] Sunday, also for Sacramento in the triple digits, we will continue in the coming
[00:23:34] days, south of the Bay Area, temperatures in the mid-90s
[00:23:37] already for this coming weekend, excellent
[00:23:40] afternoon.
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[00:25:26] if you have a house with earthquake or fire insurance, it is
[00:25:30] important, very important to make an inventory of what
[00:25:33] you have, of those belongings inside your
[00:25:37] that is inside your home, but how to do it? Arlen Fernández
[00:25:41] explains,
[00:25:46] a home inventory is a list of everything that... you have
[00:25:50] inside it. In case you have to file a claim for home
[00:25:56] you had in order to receive payment for all the
[00:25:59] damage. Your smartphone can be your best
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[00:26:06] room slowly, make sure to record
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[00:26:13] seeing, talk about when you bought them and how much you paid for
[00:26:17] them, why is it important?
[00:26:20] refresh your memory after an emergency,
[00:26:24] go through your whole house, open drawers and closets,
[00:26:28] oh, and don't forget to record your garage too, once you finish
[00:26:31] recording video, and taking photos, upload all
[00:26:34] of these to the cloud, because in case your phone is lost
[00:26:38] or destroyed in the emergency, you already have them
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[00:26:44] headaches, don't let a natural disaster
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[00:26:50] 80% of people do not have an inventory
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[00:26:57] agent. There are insurance companies that offer
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[00:28:57] Perhaps you are one of those people who say that days fly
[00:29:00] by and well, if we count, there are approximately
[00:29:04] 4 months left until Christmas and Home Depot, listen to that,
[00:29:07] reports that it has sold out some of its most
[00:29:11] popular items for this season, such as the Giant
[00:29:15] Santa and Reindeer about eight feet
[00:29:19] tall, well, the giant sleigh, Christmas trees and
[00:29:22] thematic figures like R2 D2 and Chewbacca from
[00:29:27] available, in case you have children at home or youngsters who
[00:29:31] like that kind of theme, we want to say goodbye with a call, yes, for all
[00:29:35] those people who say they have a positive opinion to improve
[00:29:39] the city of San Francisco, I'll tell you, the billionaire and
[00:29:43] co-founder of Ripple, his name is Chris Larsen, announced a
[00:29:46] fund of 150 million dollars to
[00:29:49] support projects that help transform and
[00:29:52] revitalize that city which is one of the most beautiful by the way in all the United
[00:29:56] States, so maybe you or someone you know now has the
[00:30:00] opportunity to turn that idea into
[00:30:02] a reality, you have to submit it on the website
[00:30:05] civicjoyfund.org.
[00:30:07] Proposals are received online and are evaluated on a
[00:30:11] continuous basis, but without a doubt, San Francisco continues to be
[00:30:14] one of the best cities in the west and in all of the United States.
[00:30:18] Thanks at 5 for more information to join us.
[00:30:31] That's what we're doing. seeing today Thursday August 6th here on Noticias Telemundo,
[00:30:35] noon, new health alert, the salmonella
[00:30:39] outbreak continues to grow, already totaling more than 340 infections in
[00:30:42] 27 states, and authorities link it to jalapeños
[00:30:45] imported from Mexico.
[00:30:49] I think this year we have more days without water than with water, it's
[00:30:52] already more than 100 days without water, Puerto Rico is experiencing one of its
[00:30:56] worst crises, while authorities begin rationing.